Bridge Winners Profile for Mikael Groenkvist
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 3, 2012
- Last Seen
- 20 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Swedish (Junior) International
I have played, taught and written professionally but nowadays work as a management consultant at Agima Management
- Country
- Sweden
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Playing the third day of the Reisinger 2013 with our junior team
- Bridge Accomplishments
- European Mixed Champion (2019), Junior World (2018) and European (2017) Champion, several Swedish Open championships
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Ida Grönkvist
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- BK S:t Erik (Stockholm)
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Segment from Hell
- Thanks for the write-up! Swedish team Skalman had a very similar experience in the Swedish club championships two months ago. We won the event by more than a match but still lost a match 0-20. That's a little bit unusual but not remarkable. What was worth to note is ...
- Gender Variance and Conditions of Contest
- Well done FBF and thanks for sharing, Esko!
- In the Well: Mikael and Ola Rimstedt
- @Sibrand: Thanks for bringing that up. It still hurts a little :(
- In the Well: Mikael and Ola Rimstedt
- I have a tough hand that I would like to ask Ola about. You have ♠ xxxx ♥ AKQxx ♦ x ♣ AKx. Partner keycards with clubs as trumps. How many keycards do you show? Also, what is your favourite Swedish mixed junior sibling pair to have as teammates (in ...
- 1n-(3m)-x
- T/O rather than penalty just means that they get you when clubs are 1-4/2-4 rather than 4-2. It's tougher to deal with 3m if you play Dbl as penalty and you don't have a hand that wants to penalize.
- Guidelines for BBO Vugraph Commentators
- Used to?
- World Junior Final - Board 73
- I agree with Mike. It was obviously unsportsmanlike of EW to have a team mate that can't keep quiet in the vugraph room when his team makes an amazing play during the last session of a close World Championship final. A PP would be well deserved.
- Mikael Groenkvist's bidding problem: x x Tx KQJT9xxxx
- This problem has generated some discussion on a Swedish site. I thought I would get a second opinion and apparently so did Petter, just a couple of hours later.
- The Nicest Guy
- I had to unlike this so that I could like it twice. Nick ♥
- the most volatile board ever?
- http://db.eurobridge.org/repository/competitions/18Ostend/microsite/RunningScores/Asp/BoardacrossCondit.asp?qboard=020.10..1500 is not as "bad" but close. Worth noticing is that the two pushes are in 5♣ X +2
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